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Congrats! And good luck!!

Not me, and I'm curious what the points cutoff was this time around.

Nothing yet but expecting an update this week or early next week. ??

Congrats! It's great to have choices, and you'll have your BSN in half the time. Good luck!

I didn't get in but was not surprised with fewer than 9 points. It was apparently very competitive again. Keep going and don't give up!

Two more days! There must be a large number of applications to sort through with the same number of points. The cutoff seems to have been 9 points last cycle, but with fewer applicants maybe those of us with fewer points have a chance.

I'm not optimistic based on my point total and I'm pretty sure I'll have to reapply. I've kept my calendar clear just in case, but I also made a list of fun things to do if I don't get in that I wouldn't have time for as a nursing student. This gives me things to look forward to either way. Win-win. ?

I haven't heard anything. It's been two weeks since the 'decisions in 1-2 weeks' email, so I would be surprised if we don't receive a decision or at least an update by the end of the day.

Update for anyone who might be lurking or applying in the future... There were fewer applications for Winter 2025 than Fall 2024, but still a "very large number" to review. It sounds like we'll hear back in mid to late October. This feels like forever, but it's only about 8 weeks after the application deadline. Good luck, all!

At this point, I think we just wait patiently for decisions to be made. I doubt I have enough points, so I signed up for two more classes at TCC this quarter and plan to reapply in December. If that's still not enough, I'll have to go wherever I'm accepted unfortunately (TCC has always been my first choice).

Fingers crossed. Good luck!

I'm starting this thread for those of us who've applied to the Winter 2025 TCC ADN program and are awaiting a decision. After reading that applicants with 9 of the 14 possible points didn't get into the Fall 2024 cohort (22 students), I'm feeling pretty defeated. I've spent the last two years building what I thought was a competitive application (e.g., excellent grades, high TEAS score, CNA experience) only for other factors beyond my control to be given more weight. I understand the intent, but it's frustrating that there are so few options in the south sound area. Anyone else feeling this way?